Venous disease and miscellaneous arteriopathies
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Venous disease and miscellaneous arteriopathies
（Wylie's atlas of vascular surgery）
J.B. Lippincott Co., c1993
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Rev. ed. of part of: The manual of vascular surgery / Jack Wylie
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This text is one of a six-volume set based on the teachings of Dr Edwin F. Wylie who pioneered the use of endarterectomy in the USA. Two of his students from the University of California combine their 40 years of experience in vascular surgery and the invaluable process of follow-up evaluations to update Dr Wylie's original work. Each volume in this series combines descriptive narrative text with an illustrated atlas. The series is published in a unique format, with drawings, operative photographs and pertinent X-rays that demonstrate specific vascular problems and their solutions. This volume is devoted to the treatment of many different venous ailments including portal hypertension, varicose veins, venous thromboembolic disease, and lymphedema. Types of surgery discussed include shunt placements, venipunctures, and direct venous surgery. This volume concludes with the author's recommendations for the field of vascular surgery and endarterectomy.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Portal hypertension: anatomy
- pathophysiology
- acutely bleeding varices
- clinical findings
- upper gastrointestinal endoscopy
- therapeutic options
- management
- surgical options
- portasystemic decompression procedures
- non-shunt surgery. Part 2 Acute and chronic access to the circulation: percutaneous techniques - Seldinger techniques, preferred sites, subclavian venipuncture, femoral venipuncture, complications
- venous cutdown
- access for hemodialysis - general considerations, acute access
- external shunts - surgical technique, use in children, other external shunts
- access for chronic hemodialysis - Cimino-Brescia fistula
- graft AV fistulae
- forearm loop fistula, variations of graft fistulae, unusual sites for fistulae, complications
- access for chemotherapy and other therapeutic interventions. Part 3 Direct venous surgery: veins of the lower extremity
- veins of the upper extremity
- venous valves
- physiology of venous return. Part 4 Management of varicose veins: indications for surgery
- clinical assessment
- marking the veins
- surgical technique
- short saphenous varicosities
- injection therapy. Part 5 Ligation of perforating veins. Part 6 Venous thromboembolic disease: deep vein thrombosis, treatment, surgery for prevention of recurrent pulmonary emboli, vena caval occlusion, vena caval partition or fenestration, postphelebitic syndrome, direct venous valve surgery - valvuloplasty, interposition of competent valves, venous valve transplant, external cuffs
- venous complications of thoracic outlet syndrome - clinical findings
- direct caval surgery. Part 7 Lymphedema: diagnosis
- clinical findings
- treatment - external pneumatic compression. Part 8 Acquired AV fistulae. Part 9 AV malformations. Part 10 Closing statement.
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